3.C. Individual work Study the table below about some workability attitudes. Then, reflect on your attitudes and complete the table. Provide examples from inside and/or outside the college that show that you have the attitudes. If you do not have any of the attitudes, write examples of situations where you can develop the attitudes. Work individually. General examples that show Specific examples relevant to the general examples which that a person has the attitude show that you have the attitude Doing things on -Coming to class on time Workability attitude what it means) Dependable/reliable time (People can depend and rely on you) Showing interest in work Being well-organized - Not wasting time Being truthful with others Honest (doing what is ethically right) Checking work accuracy - Following guidelines/instructions - Using resources for intended purposes only Independent - Doing work without continuous guidance - Taking responsibility for the results - Identifying what needs improvement Suggesting new ways of doing things Committed - Doing things on time (giving a lot of time and energy to work) - Following guidelines and instructions - Taking responsibility for one's own mistakes and making corrections Adaptable - Accepting changes (dealing with changes in a positive way) - Managing stress - Being ready to do things in new ways Courteous - Being polite to people - Treat with respect (showing care and respect for others) - Paying attention to people's needs and feelings -listen to people's needs and offer to help